Rookwood peacock pottery vase,

Ovoid form in standard glaze brown decorated with peacock eyes, signed Hattie Horton 1903, condition: professional repair to the rim, 5 1/2' ht.

Designed by Sara Sax ( American, 1870 - 1949 ). Considered by collectors as one of the very best artists to have decorated at Rookwood Pottery. Manufacturer : Rookwood Pottery Company ~ Ohio ~ 1880 -

Sara Sax (1870-1949) for Rookwood Pottery Butter Fat vase with peacock feathers, #2379 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1928 decorated and glazed ceramic impressed marks, inscribed maker's mark 5 3/4"dia x 10"h

Rookwood Pottery John D. Wareham Peacock Feather Vase 1896. Beautiful interpretation of early Art Nouveau influence. Signed. Perfect condition. 6"h x 7"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all o

Rookwood Pottery #1902 Matte Blue Peacock Feather Vase 1921. Signed. Perfect condition. 5 3/8h x 3 5/8d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states

Rookwood art pottery pink matte vase with peacock feather, #2402, 1921, 6"

American, early 20th century, all with Rookwood "RP" flame mark: vase by Edward T. Hurley, shape #907F, floral decoration along the shoulder, 7-3/4 in.; ovoid vase, shape #2402, peacock feather decora

A pair of Rookwood pottery vases in matching green over matte pink glaze. Includes a 1927 flared cylindrical vase with embossed peacock feather designs (mold #1903) and a 1938 art deco pattern vase (m

Attributed to William E. Hentschel (1892-1962) for Rookwood Pottery monumental earthenware vase with three repeating carved peacocks encircling the body, shape number 306 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1912 matte

Grouping of Two Rookwood Matte Blue Art Deco Pottery Vases to Include "Bird and Butterflies" and a "Peacock Feather". Each signed and numbered on the base. Tallest measures 6-1/4" x 3". Remaining vase

Charles S. Todd (1886-1950) for Rookwood Pottery Mat vase decorated with a band of peacock feathers, #1929 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1915 matte glazed ceramic impressed and incised marks 7"dia x 4 3/4"h

Rookwood Pottery tapered vase, #1356D Cincinnati, Ohio, 1926 matte blue glazed ceramic impressed marks together with a small bowl (1917), #1142 and a pin tray decorated with a peacock feather (1929),

Rookwood Pottery by Sara SaxvaseCincinnatiIris glazed ceramicsigned, numbered, dated 190312"h x 13"dia

Mold #857. Standard glaze. Artist signature to underside, RP, and 13 flames. Dated 1896. X to underside. 14 1/2 high.

CarlSchmidt for Rookwood Pottery Lake Scene vase Cincinnati, OH, 1923 Vellum glazed ceramic artist signed, dated, numbered 17"h x 7"dia Provenance: the collection of Ed and Anne Berger, Cincinnati an

Rookwood pottery vase, 7.9'' ht., 1919, mold # 589F, by Sara Sax, floral, crazing

Kataro Shirayamadani (1865-1948) for Rookwood Pottery yellow-tinted porcelain vase with striped green, orange and blue hanging vines on a yellow ground and contrasting Nubian Black interior, shape num

Here is an antique 1882 brown flower vase from Rookwood Pottery by known artist Mary Louise McLaughlin (active 1881-1883). Hand Painted with yellow flowers in a band around the rim, and additionally e

Rookwood Pottery by Harriet Wilcox

Kataro Shirayamadani (1865-1948) for Rookwood Pottery Pink Tinted porcelain vase with pink tulip decoration on a blue background with Shirayamadani Maroon glaze lined interior, shape number 2746 Cinci

1901, Cincinnati, OH, impressed ''RP'' monogram and flame marks over Roman numeral ''I'', further impressed ''194BZ'', signed ''A.R. Valentien'' for Albert Robert Valentien, the short ring neck over a

Arthur Conant (1889-1966) for Rookwood Pottery Decorated Porcelain vase with colorful and exotic foliage and repeating band at the rim, shape number 2245 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1916 high glazed ceramic imp

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), first quarter 20th century. A scenic vellum vase by E.T. Hurley for Rookwood, base signed XLII 80c ETH, ht. 7, dia. 4 inches. Overall good condition. Edward Timothy Hurley

Kataro Shirayamadani (1865-1948) for Rookwood Pottery very stylish porcelain vase with tulip decoration, the interior lined in a soft blue-gray striated glaze, shape number 2996 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1930